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Whether it explicitly advertises buying content for X years is hardly relevant in this case. The issue is that Apple claims the right to shut it down at any ti
by Jiro 5y ago
Whether it explicitly advertises buying content for X years is hardly relevant in this case. The issue is that Apple claims the right to shut it down at any time. If they promised 5 years and shut down the account after a month, the same issue would come up.
- crazygringo 5y agoI was addressing the parent's comment about making content available forever being uneconomical. My original, root comment was already about the immediate issue with Apple.
- Diggsey 5y agoRight, but then they would only need to refund content purchased in the last 5 years.